You're right ukpokemonpro ... look at my post saying that we'll know in March if POP in Europe has completely failed or not.
The ball is in PUI/Distributor's hands, it's their responsibility.
We'll see what we'll have to conclude, but even the best promises seem to be worse than expected; prereleases, leagues or invitation only qualifiers for example.
Tego, sometimes you write funny things
If a distributor can't run a league and tournaments, will he run Nationals, even if the weather is better ?
Or it's maybe a new strategy ... Nationals without OP.
What's the first thing you need for a main event ? PLAYERS !
New players without leagues ? Competitive players without tournaments ?
Funny ? Actually not
If PUI is doing his job well, if they really try to start POP in Europe since the meeting in Barcelona, the behavior of some distributors is a total lack of respect towards the players in their country.
And I consider that what happens in Europe now is not only a lack of respect towards the players, but towards all the people (TO's, judges, gym leaders, shops, ...) who have been involved in Pokemon for such a long time.
But don't worry, products are on sale. Easier to get boxes to put in the shops than league kits or POP material for the players.
Oups, sorry, now I remember where the money comes from
The ball is in PUI/Distributor's hands, it's their responsibility.
We'll see what we'll have to conclude, but even the best promises seem to be worse than expected; prereleases, leagues or invitation only qualifiers for example.
Tego, sometimes you write funny things
If a distributor can't run a league and tournaments, will he run Nationals, even if the weather is better ?
Or it's maybe a new strategy ... Nationals without OP.
What's the first thing you need for a main event ? PLAYERS !
New players without leagues ? Competitive players without tournaments ?
Funny ? Actually not
If PUI is doing his job well, if they really try to start POP in Europe since the meeting in Barcelona, the behavior of some distributors is a total lack of respect towards the players in their country.
And I consider that what happens in Europe now is not only a lack of respect towards the players, but towards all the people (TO's, judges, gym leaders, shops, ...) who have been involved in Pokemon for such a long time.
But don't worry, products are on sale. Easier to get boxes to put in the shops than league kits or POP material for the players.
Oups, sorry, now I remember where the money comes from